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Wavelink Avalanche Site Edition Java Console User Guide

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Chapter 4: <strong>Avalanche</strong> <strong>Console</strong> 27<br />

Profiles Configuration<br />

The tasks in this region are optional and can be done in any order. These tasks<br />

include:<br />

• Create a Network Profile. For details, refer to Chapter 7: Managing Network<br />

Profiles on page 63.<br />

• Add Device Software. For details, refer to Chapter 10: Managing Software<br />

Profiles on page 101.<br />

• Create a Scan to Config Profile. For details, refer to Chapter 8: Managing<br />

Scan to Configure Profiles on page 76.<br />

Tools<br />

This section allows you to install an <strong>Avalanche</strong> Enabler onto a mobile device<br />

or check for <strong>Avalanche</strong> updates.<br />

Help and Support<br />

This region provides links to the <strong>Avalanche</strong> Help, <strong>Wavelink</strong> Support, and<br />

launches the Support Generator. For details about using the Support<br />

Generator, refer to Using the Support Generator on page 40.<br />

Profiles Tab<br />

From the Profiles tab you can manage your profiles. A profile allows you to<br />

apply the same set of configurations to multiple servers or devices. There are<br />

eight types of profiles in <strong>Avalanche</strong> MC:<br />

• Alert profile. An alert profile allows you to configure what events generate<br />

an alert and who is notified when an alert is generated. For information on<br />

alert profiles, see Chapter 13: Managing Alert Profiles on page 153.<br />

• Mobile Device Server profile. A Mobile Device Server profile allows you<br />

to configure administrative, security, and connection settings for your<br />

Mobile Device Servers. For information on Mobile Device Server profiles,<br />

see Chapter 9: Managing the Mobile Device Server on page 86.<br />

• Mobile device profile. A mobile device profile allows you to change<br />

settings on your mobile devices, as well as add, change, and remove<br />

custom properties and registry keys. For information on mobile device<br />

profiles, see Mobile Device Profiles on page 136.

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